The line graph illustrates the expenditure on books of four different countries from 1995 to 2005.
It is evident that the wages used to buy books increased in all four countries and Germanny was the country spent the most money on books.
In 1995, Italian only spent exactly 50 millions on books. This figure rose to 55 millions in 1997 then fell slightly to less than 50 millions before reached a peak of 62 millions in 2005 which is the lowest number among four contries. In constrast, from the lowest spending in 1995, at 30 millions, the money Australian spent on books increased steadily to 40 millions in 1999 and grown sharply to more than 70 millions at the end of the period, slightly higher than that of Italian.
French spent 55 millions on buying books in 1995 then this figure rose to 70 millions in 2001 and reached 75 millions in 2005. The money German used for books increased from 80 millions at the beginning to 95 millions at the end of period after decreased slightly to 85 millions in 2003. This figure remained the highest one thoughout 10 - year period.
The line graph illustrates the expenditure on
books
of four
different
countries from 1995 to 2005.
It is evident that the wages
used
to
buy
books
increased in all four countries and
Germanny
was the country
spent
the most money on books.
In 1995, Italian
only
spent
exactly 50
millions
on
books
. This figure rose to 55
millions
in 1997 then fell
slightly
to less than 50
millions
before
reached a peak of 62
millions
in 2005 which is the lowest number among four
contries
. In
constrast
, from the lowest spending in 1995, at 30
millions
, the money Australian
spent
on
books
increased
steadily
to 40
millions
in 1999 and grown
sharply
to more than 70
millions
at the
end
of the period,
slightly
higher than that of Italian.
French
spent
55
millions
on buying
books
in 1995 then this figure rose to 70
millions
in 2001 and reached 75
millions
in 2005. The money German
used
for
books
increased from 80
millions
at the beginning to 95
millions
at the
end
of period after decreased
slightly
to 85
millions
in 2003. This figure remained the highest one
thoughout
10
-
year period.
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23Repeated words, meeting the goal of 3 or fewer
5Mistakes